42 min
Jim Kukral – Positive Mindset, Impact, Purpose before you die Vroom Vroom Veer with Jeff Smith
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- Self-Improvement
Jim Kukral has been writing books (10), keynote speaking (150+), and building successful lifestyle businesses as a marketing entrepreneur. But the pandemic and a near-death diagnosis of colon cancer changed everything for Jim in 2020, so he threw away all his past success to start something completely different, a new brand called Life Apocalypse.
As an almost fifty-year-old successful businessman, husband, and father of two, Jim realized that he needed to spend his remaining days on this planet helping people figure out how to live a life of significance, impact, and purpose.
Jim created Life Apocalypse to help people like him who are thinking about legacy, death, lifestyle, and life purpose. Many people he has spoken to have told him that after this pandemic they want to do things differently. They want to live and think differently. They understand that the world could literally end any day now.
With the Life Apocalypse brand and the free 21-day challenge, Jim is addressing mindset, impact, and purpose and helping people live a fulfilling life.
Jim Kukral Vroom Vroom Veer Stories
Grew up outside Cleveland Ohio in the suburbs running around in the wood; did not play kick the canHe was a solid D student in school; a guidance counselor told him to not bother applying for college and to be a garbage manTook that counsel as a challenge, went to college and got a 4.0 in Public Relations and CommunicationsHad a few small jobs but pretty quickly started a internet marketing company during the early days of the internetHad a 25 year career as an marketing entrepreneur; then in Aug 2020 got sick and his wife made him go see a doctorHe had a colonoscopy; then found a plumb size tumor; 10 days later he had surgery--after chemo and recovery he is now cancer freeRealized that life was too short to keep working in the company; so he quit and started working on his new business helping people in midlife create a positive mindset and create intentional impact and purpose.
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Jim Kukral has been writing books (10), keynote speaking (150+), and building successful lifestyle businesses as a marketing entrepreneur. But the pandemic and a near-death diagnosis of colon cancer changed everything for Jim in 2020, so he threw away all his past success to start something completely different, a new brand called Life Apocalypse.
As an almost fifty-year-old successful businessman, husband, and father of two, Jim realized that he needed to spend his remaining days on this planet helping people figure out how to live a life of significance, impact, and purpose.
Jim created Life Apocalypse to help people like him who are thinking about legacy, death, lifestyle, and life purpose. Many people he has spoken to have told him that after this pandemic they want to do things differently. They want to live and think differently. They understand that the world could literally end any day now.
With the Life Apocalypse brand and the free 21-day challenge, Jim is addressing mindset, impact, and purpose and helping people live a fulfilling life.
Jim Kukral Vroom Vroom Veer Stories
Grew up outside Cleveland Ohio in the suburbs running around in the wood; did not play kick the canHe was a solid D student in school; a guidance counselor told him to not bother applying for college and to be a garbage manTook that counsel as a challenge, went to college and got a 4.0 in Public Relations and CommunicationsHad a few small jobs but pretty quickly started a internet marketing company during the early days of the internetHad a 25 year career as an marketing entrepreneur; then in Aug 2020 got sick and his wife made him go see a doctorHe had a colonoscopy; then found a plumb size tumor; 10 days later he had surgery--after chemo and recovery he is now cancer freeRealized that life was too short to keep working in the company; so he quit and started working on his new business helping people in midlife create a positive mindset and create intentional impact and purpose.
Connections
Website
42 min